Demolition Dumpster Rental

Plan Debris Removal Before the Tear-Out

Icon provides the roll-off container for your demolition debris. Tell us what your crew is removing, the delivery address and how the work will be staged so we can discuss a container and pickup plan.

Separate Volume from Material Weight

• Interior tear-outs: list cabinets, drywall, lumber and flooring, including the rooms or areas being cleared.
• Tile, concrete and masonry: identify dense material separately. Ask about a dedicated container and approved loading before combining it with other debris.
• Roofing or decking: include layers and material details, and flag other debris going into the same load.

Use the demolition debris calculator to organize an estimate. Estimates do not establish a permitted hauling weight. For dense loads, review concrete dumpster planning before selecting a size.

Build a Delivery and Pickup Plan

1. Describe the work: share material types, estimated quantities and the project stages.
2. Choose placement: identify an approved area with truck access, overhead clearance and room for the loading door.
3. Confirm the quote: agree on the container, included weight, rental days and pickup arrangements.
4. Plan another load if needed: discuss replacement availability and additional charges before the first container fills.

Keep access clear during the project and contact the team when your schedule changes. A quote request does not reserve an automatic pickup or replacement.

Demolition Rental Costs

Delivery is included in the rental price. Weight above the included allowance is $60 per ton. Confirm your allowance, rental period and any extra-day or material-specific charges in the quote. Concrete and other dense loads may require separate pricing.

Review rental pricing and compare 20-yard and 30-yard options with the team based on the actual debris. Container volume alone is not a loading limit.

Material Approval Before Loading

Check the prohibited-material list and rental terms before work begins. Do not place hazardous or unidentified material in the container. Ask about disposal eligibility before mixing materials; a larger dumpster does not make a prohibited item acceptable.

Demolition Dumpster Questions

Does this include demolition labor?

This service is a dumpster rental for debris from your project. Describe any additional service you need separately so availability and scope can be confirmed.

Can concrete and remodeling debris go in the same load?

Do not assume they can be combined. Describe concrete, masonry, soil and other dense material before booking so the team can confirm separation and loading requirements.

What if the project needs multiple loads?

Include the project stages and expected dates in your request. Confirm the price and schedule for pickup and a replacement container before relying on a swap.

For a more specific project, see remodeling rentals, deck-removal debris or construction cleanup.